What albums do you constantly see in the used bins...

There are too many for me to recall but I see these all the time while scanning through used CDs:

L7-Bricks Are Heavy
Metallica-St. Anger
AC/DC-Razor's Edge
Type O Negative-Bloody Kisses
Aerosmith-Pump
Soundgarden-Superunknown
Jackyl-s/t
Van Halen-For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
Alice Cooper-Welcome To My Nightmare
Triumph-Classics
Megadeth-Countdown To Extinction
Extreme-II: Pornografiti
Living Colour-Vivid
Fear Factory-Digimortal

The most copies Ive ever seen of Kiss-Crazy Nights is usually in the used bins. Actually, other then the time I bought it, I dont think Ive ever seen it new.

I see alot of AC/DC from Back In Black on up in the bins alot too.

They still have used bins?

I think Aerosmith wins, as I constantly see Done With Mirrors in the crap
bins, and the cds have like 5 or 6 chunks cut out of them.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Addy wrote:

I see alot of Aerosmith's Get a Grip in the used bin

Yea, I see that one alot too. Anything post-Permanent Vacation seems to pop up quite a bit it seems. Even though I'm a fan, I could see how those later day Aerosmith albums would fall into the "millions sold/thousands sold back" category.

They seemed to hit a new height of popularity in the mid to late 90's, then that popularity wanes and all the so-called fans that bought the whole cd just to hear Cryin' because they liked the video, dump the cd like a hot potato once they had it set as their ringtone and got sick of hearing it after the 3rd phone call from Chase, the ex-boyfriend with whom she went with to see Aerosmith because he recited the lyrics to "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" while they slow-danced at the Senior Prom, only to catch Chase making out with her ex-best friend Lacey underneath the bleachers at the big football rally the next week. Now everytime she hears any Aerosmith song, she gets into an uncontrolable fit of sobbing and she reaches for container of Ben & Jerry's Chunky Monkey, which she might as well finish off now anyway and she eats the pain of heartache and rejection away. She's too fat for her favorite jeans now and will never be able to find a guy as great as Chase ever, ever again, so what difference does it make.

wow, that was insightful.

I think MG was sharing a piece of his past with some changes to protect the innocent.

TheNazgul wrote:

I think MG was sharing a piece of his past with some changes to protect the innocent.

Yes, Lacey was me.

there is always some AC/DC, aerosmith, metallica, journey, and genesis on the places I go
But Aerosmith - pump, and AC/DC - Back In black are the two cd's I have seen the most on most of the cd stores

I keep seeing Vulture - Fatal Games in the bargain bin for 99 cents, but I am afraid to waste my money.

Come on, I dare you.

I see the new Motley Crue quite a bit. I'm not a huge fan, the hits is enough for me, but is it that bad?

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

I keep seeing Vulture - Fatal Games in the bargain
bin for 99 cents, but I am afraid to waste my money.

Please tell me you're joking!

I see the new Lizzy Borden in there a lot.

Crap, same sheet I saw 5 years ago is still there!

Wargod50

EvyMetal wrote:

I see the new Lizzy Borden in there a lot.

That's a shame. Pick one up if you don't already have it. It's a great cd.

Great White's "Can't Get There From Here".

In fact, I saw so many copies of this C.D at my local used C.D store that I lined them all up in a row, and counted them (they were all spread out throughout the G's). I was trying to be inconspicuous as this project of mine looked kind of goofy, but I didn't care. I ended up counting like 14 copies of this one C.D. I had never heard much of anything off this album, with the exception being "Rollin' Stoned". Funny enough my roommate had this on C.D, so I listened to it. I then realized why there were 14 copies of this one C.D, and still are to this day. Every time I go in the store, I count, and it hasn't changed in some 9 months.

What a shame, because I really dug 80's Great White.

I have a feeling Chinese Democracy will be in every used bin soon. When I was at Movie Trading Company, they had four used copies.

Almost every Van Halen album can be found in used bins.

metalinmyveins wrote:

Great White's "Can't Get There From Here".

In fact, I saw so many copies of this C.D at my local used C.D store that I lined them all up in a row, and counted them (they were all spread out throughout the G's). I was trying to be inconspicuous as this project of mine looked kind of goofy, but I didn't care. I ended up counting like 14 copies of this one C.D. I had never heard much of anything off this album, with the exception being "Rollin' Stoned". Funny enough my roommate had this on C.D, so I listened to it. I then realized why there were 14 copies of this one C.D, and still are to this day. Every time I go in the store, I count, and it hasn't changed in some 9 months.

What a shame, because I really dug 80's Great White.

That albums' residence in used bins is well deserved. I bought a used copy only a few months after its release, listened to it a couple of times, deemed it a stiff, and sold it back to the same used-CD store shortly thereafter.

For a while there, I also remember seeing countless copies of REM's "Monster". To be honest, I actually think it is a good album. I think the reason might be that they picked up alot of fans during their "Out of Time" and "Automatic for the People" era, and this album was definitely a shift from that sound. I think "Monster" had more in common with "Life's Rich Pageantry", and although I don't think it is as good as that album, it is still a decent collection of songs.

I also see alot of Van Halen 3, but THAT one does deserve to be on the used bins. Actully, a better place for it would be the rubbish bin.